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APPENDIX
Tokens 1
Nominalization
Base
Definition
Sticking out
Stick out (v)
The action of projecting or protuding.
Cf. Stick out v. (in Stick v.): 1. intr. To jut out, project, protrude.
Earliest attestation 1650 (EMEMT)
Example
A Tumor in Greek is called [^GREEK OMITTED^], that is, a
prominence or protuberance in the body. And from hence the
Latine words uncus, a crook or hook, and aduncus, bended or
crooked, are derived: Because things bended cause a sticking
out. Read, Workes.
Tokens 2
Nominalization Stinging
Base
Sting (v)
Definition OED Stinging n. a. The action of wounding with a sting; an
instance of this.
Earliest attestation 1398 (OED)
Example
The causes without the body are divers both malignant and
venemous. 1. The air drawn in, Inspiration sent out by
transpiration. (...) 5. The stingings and bitings of venemous
creatures, either piercing the body, or any other waies hurting,
as by sight, hissing, venemous breath, or spiritual species.
Sennert, Practical.
Tokens 3
Nominalization Stinking
Base
Stink (v)
Definition OED Stinking n. The action of the verb stink; an instance of this.
Earliest attestation c1330 (?a1300) (OED)
Example
[}Breath stinking, Lozenges to cure.}] TAke the juyce of
Lycorice mundified ij +o, boyle it in Hysop water to a good
hight, then work it up in your hands with some oyle of Anniseed,
and some Gum Arabick, with three graines of Musk incorporate
altogether; make Lozenges thereof, dissolve one at once in your
mouth. Wood, Alphabetical.
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Nominalization
Base
Definition
Earliest attestation
Example
Stirring
Stir (v)
OED Stirring n. 6. Agitation with the hand or an implement so as
to shift or mix the parts. a. of a liquid, of coals, etc.
1398 (OED)
(...) then strow a little Red and White [^p.158^] Lead, being
mingled together in Powder, still stirring it with a clean stick,
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